Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

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Couldn't resist the Black Friday deal on this.
 
darael said:
Any recommendations for a replacement for my WH-XB700, which I believe have a smaller earpiece and fit on the ear? When I looked on Sony's website a few weeks ago, I couldn't find anything similar. :(
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I bought my sister the CH720 last Christmas, they seem nice and same price as the 700.
 
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darael said:
Do you have a link?
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I don't think i can link you, OCUK sells wireless headphones.

It's these

"Sony WH-CH720 Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Wireless On-Ear Headphones with Mic/Remote, Black". At the moment it is £65 everywhere, down from £90 (what I paid).
 
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Scored big time last night - I needed a quick cheapie case for my homeless i7 4790k spare parts. I am going to mount it above a screen to run the cycling software (Zwyft? no idea). Cue giddy excitement when I saw the case I pined over 20+ years ago. I ended up with a PC7A so I wasn't far off, but this beast always appealed to me with its sheer size.

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Looks to be in mint condition other than a couple of fan holes cut into the side; which I coincidentally did to my PC7A too. £17.99 later and she's home :D

This will join my Lian Li PCA05B which has been a sturdy bit of kit for a very long time too.
 
Some strength stuff. Straps for reverse squats on the cable machine, wrist bar thing and tib bar. Already had a DIY tib bar, but wanted something a bit more cushioned and nicer.

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Picked these up on Amazon germany for £300 delivered - I know the next version will be out soon but have had an eye on these for a while - PX8's. They're replacing some XM3's - the noise cancellation isn't as strong but the sound is a great improvement.

 
Kei said:
Picked up a milwaukee 3/8" stubby impact, some deep 3/8 sockets, impact adapters and some impact bits. No more tools this year now. :D
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Had a Milwaukee tool van turn up at work last week, and my good god, it's just pure tool porn.
Their tool boxes are absolutely superb, and I'd swap my Mac/Snap on ones in a heartbeat..

uk.milwaukeetool.eu

MILWAUKEE® Power Tools UK Official Site | NOTHING BUT HEAVY DUTY | Milwaukee Tools UK

Welcome to Milwaukee UK’s official site. Milwaukee is an industry leading manufacturer of power tools, accessories and hand tools for the professional trade.
uk.milwaukeetool.eu uk.milwaukeetool.eu

Way cheaper as well :)
 
JonRGV250 said:
Had a Milwaukee tool van turn up at work last week, and my good god, it's just pure tool porn.
Their tool boxes are absolutely superb, and I'd swap my Mac/Snap on ones in a heartbeat..

uk.milwaukeetool.eu

MILWAUKEE® Power Tools UK Official Site | NOTHING BUT HEAVY DUTY | Milwaukee Tools UK

Welcome to Milwaukee UK’s official site. Milwaukee is an industry leading manufacturer of power tools, accessories and hand tools for the professional trade.
uk.milwaukeetool.eu uk.milwaukeetool.eu

Way cheaper as well :)
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Thankfully for my bank balance I've not had to buy any Snap-On tools for a while and am happy with my collection and am out now. Is Milwaukee really that good now and how are their prices...(Might still need a few bits)
 
JonRGV250 said:
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Coffee canister thingy, some scales and a pressure adjustable tamper (was £10), oh, and some coffee to go with my new Sage.


Yeah, ok, it seems you were correct :o
Baby steps though before I bankrupt myself :D
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I had one of those too before the Oracle. Trying to remember - went from a crappy Delonghi that was a bit rubbish, to one like the above but without the grinder, then to the above, and then to the Oracle. Oracle is nearly 5 years old now and still going strong.
 
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